Showing posts with label Beautiful. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beautiful. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Who Knew a Decomposing Whale Could be so Beautiful? [Video]

By Andrew Liszewski Oct 15, 2011 4:00 PM 20,020 23

Who Knew a Decomposing Whale Could be so Beautiful? Whales can live for 50 to 75 years. But did you know that after they die, their decomposing bodies can support a whole community of organisms and other sea life for an additional 50 to 75 years?

Whale Fall is a short documentary on what happens to the largest mammal on the planet after it dies and sinks to Davy Jones' locker. Created by Sweet Fern Productions for Radiolab, it's not only fascinating on an educational level, but it's also a feast for the eyes through the use of animation, paper cutouts and puppetry. I loved science growing up, but had the educational videos in biology class looked like this, I may have actually paid attention. [Whale Fall via Radiolab via BoingBoing]

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Sunday, September 18, 2011

9 Surprisingly Beautiful Bunkers [Architecture]

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Thursday, September 1, 2011

Lenovo U300s Ultrabook Is Beautiful on the Inside and Outside [Lenovo]

Lenovo U300s Ultrabook Is Beautiful on the Inside and OutsideLenovo's ThinkPads have always been extremely well built, but pretty ugly. Lenovo's all-metal U300s is another story. Only 0.6 inches thick and equipped with a 1.8 Ghz Core i7, it's not merely interesting. Dare I say it's a little exciting?

Design-wise, the U300s has an all-metal body which strays from the usual plasticky designs of Lenovo's previous U-series devices. With the lid open, the U300s ultrabook embraces a minimal design comprised solely of the keyboard/trackpad/power button. With the lid closed, it looks like a book, with a lip that protrudes from the top and bottom edges. Not only is this probably Lenovo's best-looking laptop to date, it has a distinctive look.

Lenovo U300s Ultrabook Is Beautiful on the Inside and OutsideThe U300s boots in 10 seconds, has a 13.3-inch screen (1366x768 resolution), a 256GB SSD, and up to 4GB RAM. The battery lasts 8 hours and can charge to 50% in a half an hour. Compared directly against the MacBook Air and the Asus UX21, the Lenovo holds its own (on paper, at least). The Lenovo U300s will be available in November starting at $1200. [Lenovo]

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Tuesday, August 23, 2011

The Most Beautiful National Parks as Seen From Space [Space]

Wired has a gorgeous piece this morning that combines the best of space porn and national park porn. It has twenty breath-taking images and I highly recommend clicking over and checking it out. Here's a tiny taste. [Wired Science]

Yellowstone above. Looking all hot and bothered. (click here for full sized image)


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